Is this compatible with nvidia's geforce experience

[Heineken]

Basically... My nvidias always recording as I've set it to record constantly even when my laptops idling. Will this somehow Fk up my 4 thousand dollar laptop?

[Biohazard]

Having Geforce Experience recording your screen is probably a more significant load on your system than the average Wallpaper Engine setup since you're constantly writing to disk and encoding video.

A few people have issues with Geforce Experience making the mouse stutter on the desktop when graphics accelerated programs like Wallpaper Engine are running, because Geforce Experience hooks into other programs and hooks the mouse cursor too. But if that doesn't affect you then there is no other issue we've ever heard of.

[Heineken]

Originally posted by Biohazard:

Having Geforce Experience recording your screen is probably a more significant load on your system than the average Wallpaper Engine setup since you're constantly writing to disk and encoding video.

A few people have issues with Geforce Experience making the mouse stutter on the desktop when graphics accelerated programs like Wallpaper Engine are running, because Geforce Experience hooks into other programs and hooks the mouse cursor too. But if that doesn't affect you then there is no other issue we've ever heard of.

I've turned off Desktop recording but still sees and records Wallpaper engine. do you know anyway to exclude it? Thanks

[Biohazard]

Maybe I misunderstood you. In your OP you said that you configured it to constantly record, so it sounded like that is what you wanted and intentional? If you don't want it to always record then the best thing to do is to turn that off and use a hotkey.

I don't think Nvidia implemented a system to exclude programs, it records anything 3D accelerated. Developers like us have no control over this in any way, Nvidia needs to improve their system in this regard so people can configure it.